The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-26
ROW OVER THE ANARCHISTS.
TIE CENTRAL LABOR UNION CALLS
MEETINGS TO AID THEN,

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The Chicago Anarchists caused split in
the Central Labor Union yesterday. All of the
unions whose representatives are prominently
identified with the United Labor party with
drew. and then those that were left
got the Central Labor Union to request the
holding Of meetings by workingmen In behalf
Of the Anarchists oil over the country. This
is what Sam Gompero, President OF the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, suggested when news
OF the affirmation OF the sentence was received
In this city. The delegates who kicked over the
traces and went away were not really overse
to the discussion OF the Anarchist question,
but Just now the United Labor ia not anxious
to DO allied with tho Anarchists as such an all
lance means loss OF great many votes
George iB not outspoken In conforming the
Chicago Anarchists but II Is well known that
he is against them. and really believes that
they ought to be hanged. On the other hand
the Progressive Labor party Is moving heaven
and earth to help the Anarchists. George sur
misses. and 30 does others Of the leaders. that
this will cost the Progressives votes Of evory
conservative workingman in the State.
The peaceful Chicago Socialist, George A.
schilling, who tried Sunday week ago and
again yesterday to get the ear Of the Central
Labor Union to tell them what good men the
Anarchists In tho Cock county lail were. and
ob"nae ns for a s
There is too much politics In tho Central
Labor Union, They are doing nothing for the
workfngmen."
The meeting was quite interesting to some.
Col HRt9n vas hustled the plat1 ORR and
srs gre Labor party. william Penn Rogers, on
hard board seat at the rear of the hall. This
ana thS rumpus made BY ed
lamented the fact that the labor movement was
a1Bs ernhard Bavis of cigarmakers Union No.
IA was Chairman Of the meeting. He 4. in
sympathy with the Chicago Anarchists. Vice
II SeG S osder La" 81
Boeh% shs sserstarS !;
SSasSiss with the SRiceso Anarshls!s: 1he
sso Socialist 81 lsse sSa an Set a Hpon s
that Doehm should see that the ANARCHISTS had
show at Yesterdays meeting. II, He handed SIa up
neglected last Sunday:
TO the Central Labor Unio1.
rendered ~ he supreme Court Il Illinois sonhrmius
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As men and citizens who stand United on the broad
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you e do ~ power to protest against the above
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men have been condemned without any apparent evi.
may
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i.sa labor ought e stand united No ;SStiona dils,
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Leaving 70 yo19 to decide as 70 the most sf,eient
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Hoping that you will receive our communication in
the Of JUSTICE and humanity
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srapSieai Union Ne .; Henry Ensfieh. Secretary NJ
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that needs his servoes '' anu any A'A'"'S
Ths sss a&bS5 Hnon sways has
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the moment the secretarv Ernest Boehm, S be-
F. 6ys ie a
vas the noise that Fred Scharman felt Il his
teeth street to go up, and ask the meeting to do
sher business little quietly He
creased. and he sent WORD in that
the @ sGp PG Even Ddb ns hsa
that his throat was so ' sore from shouting that
he could liz not speak after the meeting, &c..
in, Brooklyn. championed, the anarchists. He
told the meeting that the condemned men
as! Ms tsq pq aRa were Oh tho
tionaI District Assembly Of plumbers said that
had a good show at law ' ' '''''A''''
H's VIII snaals
together for destruction Lee q NE or property
threw the bomb that caused death. These
Anarchists. It is to be admitted. are from
oppressed. and they hate their laws and their
hatred OF laws here They oppose every eryf mover
H orse Re ae os 70
that they do things differently here, and II the
hanging Of these men will do It, the lesson
This George G. Block. Block likes startling
afford him opportunities. He is a man Of
peace. He said that these Anarchists wore
lighting the battle Of labor. The right of free
speech was denied them.
:" 1t had not been proven" Block continued.
" who threw the bomb. ! do not know who
threw the bomb. but say I. God bless the man
police tyranny and capaiistic Injustice. Il was
the, Anarchist that dared call tho people to-
gether after the. police brutally dubbed the
workingmen at McCormack's on the morning
Of May 4. 1888. II was Anarchists that called
the rats from their holes. 1t was the police
that broke up the meeting and made possible
the throwing Of the bomb. Not the seven con-
demnod men In jail"
This speech was punctuated with the loudesb
kind Of howlB. There were cnt-cals, shouts
from one side and ieers and misses from II the
rick j. Heyburne. who Is an Irish dynamiter.
got up and informed the assembly that since
he hns been In the labor movement he carried
q pound Of dynamite or so In his pocket. He
had done so In Ireland. too. This set the house
lust then, it dawned upon delegate that
Ernest Boehm. the Secretary, had stolen q
march upon them. He said that the communt-
cation ought not to have come up when 1t did.
but In its regular order. II they had a NOM
Der Of the United Labor PARTY for Secretary